The 11 best options for flower delivery in Los Angeles for every budget

One of New York and Chicago’s favorite petal purveyors is now based in L.A.—and we think you’ll like what they have to offer. Founded by bankers-turned-florists Olivier Plusquellec and Louis Brunet, Ode à la Rose is all about elegance and an eco-friendly ethos. Some are seriously superb, like the Farm Fresh bouquet of peonies – although it’ll cost you a pretty penny. There are more budget-friendly options, too. Every bouquet is hand-tied and then packaged in a stylish purple box and sent out. The best bit? Take advantage of same-day delivery. 

Where they deliver: Ode à la Rose share the love all over L.A. Expect high-quality blooms and an effortless delivery service from $8. Same-day delivery? You bet. 

Why we like them: Just wow—these sumptuous blooms are the epitome of Hollywood glamour. Delicate, vibrant and show-stopping every time. 

What’s the price point: These red-carpet-ready blooms are not cheap, but they’re sure to make a statement. 

Just like farm-to-table food, ProFlowers have led the way in grower-to-consumer florals. They work directly with the growers to ensure their flowers are freshly cut and guarantee that freshness for at least seven days. They have a massive selection that includes everything from wreaths to delicate orchids to bonsai trees, and they have a bountiful selection of blooms, hampers, and more for Mother’s Day. Bloomin’ lovely.

Where they deliver: Not just L.A, they deliver blooms across the U.S.—perfect for loved ones near and far. 

Why we like them: The proof is kind of in the name. ProFlowers are the experts where jaw-droppingly beautiful bouquets are concerned. Our personal favourite? The Pucker Up Bouquet. 

What’s the price point: Starting from $40, you’ll find flowers for every occasion. 

This eco-friendly online retailer sources its blooms directly from farms, cutting out the middleman and the additional carbon footprint in the process. This also means that the Bouqs Co’s arrangements always arrive at their peak of freshness. For bouquets that are good for the environment and your bank balance, check out its “fresh deal of the week” every Wednesday for limited, discounted offers. Beyond that, there’s a load of great names for the bouquets which should help you figure out which flowers will suit the vibes. So whatever kind of love, you’re celebrating this Valentine’s, you’re sure to find the bouquet that says it all. 

Where they deliver: The Bouqs Co rely on their network of local florists to offer nationwide delivery with same-day and next-day options. If you hurry, there’s currently $10 off shipping.

Why we like them: When they say flowers with a difference, they mean it. These farm-to-door blooms are sustainably and ethically sourced. Flower Power indeed. 

What’s the price point: Blooms start from $49 and as little $35 with a subscription plan. 

Want a bouquet that will stand out from the crowd? Floom will deliver. The company acts as the middleman and sources high-quality arrangements from local florists, meaning that options vary depending on the day and zip code, but the quality rarely wavers. It also guarantees same-day delivery, as long as you order by 1pm. Phew. You can also sell your own creations on Floom if you’re, you know, florally gifted. If you join the community your first set of flowers are delivered for free too, which is nice.

Where they deliver: Speedy delivery, just the way we like it—send and receive flowers on the same day when you order by 1pm. 

Why we like them: From whimsical blooms to the classic crowd-pleasers, Floom has got it all. 

What’s the price point: Think of it like Postmates for flowers. Here you can enjoy a fully flexible budget range, all while supporting your local florists. 

Founded in Michigan in 1910 with just 10 florists in the collective, FTD (Florists’ Transworld Delivery, if you’re wondering) has since grown into a worldwide service. They may not be as luxe as some other options on this list, but we found them perfect for the price: For a delivery in the SGV, our bouquets from Altadena’s Pamper Lady Florist arrived looking absolutely beautiful—certainly pretty enough to make someone swoon (though you’ll thankfully keep your composure on account of the affordable price point).

Where they deliver: All over Los Angeles and then some. And panic gifters they’ve got you: Same-day is available on orders in before 2pm on weekdays and 1pm on weekends.

Why we like them: The many themes for all occasions, including the vague but oh-so-lovely “cheer someone up.”

What’s the price point: Floral arrangements start from $40.

Buying flowers doesn’t have to be a costly experience, as From You Flowers proves. Its great selection of blooms can be snapped up at bargain prices, and its same-day delivery makes last-minute gifts that bit more affordable. While they might be lacking some of the more exotic flowers found elsewhere, it’s sometimes tough to beat classics like lilies and roses. They’re also nicely separated into sections such as Valentine’s Day, Mother’s Day and more. Convenience and value, happy days really.

Where they deliver: From You Flowers delivers nationwide with same-day and next-day 

Why we like them: Popping, inexpensive flowers with so much more variety than the gas station. 

What’s the price point: Looking for blooms under $40? No problem. Find your perfect bunch for as little as $34.99. 

The Original Los Angeles Flower Market is the largest wholesale flower shop in the country and has been supplying Southern California florists since 1919. That’s over 100 years of floral experience at your service. BloomNation taps into that local expertise by connecting customers to florists in their area. All you have to do is put in your zip code and you’ll get a list of floral designs available near you, which can be filtered by same-day delivery—handy if you haven’t got time to be dashing around. Or forgot about the occasion until the day. Oops. 

Where they deliver: From the Westside to the East. These blooms are delivered by local florists all over the Los Angeles County Area. 

Why we like them: If you’re looking for something special, these bespoke floral arrangements come in a variety of shapes and textures according to season. 

What’s the price point: Generally on the pricier side, but you can find a bunch for under $50. 

Teleflora has been in the business for more than 80 years, but there’s nothing old-fashioned about these online florists. Its size and stature mean you can choose your gift from a colossal range of blooms and even customize your bouquet by color or type of flower. Most orders placed before 2pm (midweek) and midday (weekend) are eligible for same-day delivery—handy when you’ve forgotten a particular occasion, ahem. In addition to their great bouquets, they also sell succulents, zen arrangements, and more. They have a deal of the day, too, should you fancy a bargain (who wouldn’t) and a one-of-a-kind arrangement made by a local florist. 

Where they deliver: Thanks to their local florists all around the country, you can send and receive a fresh, beautiful bouquet arranged and delivered all on the same day. 

Why we like them: For when you just can’t decide, they have a pretty nifty Deal of the Day offer on bouquets starting from $50. 

What’s the price point: Floral arrangements start from a very modest $34.99. What a steal. 

Usually, there’s only one type of flower that Roses Only sells (yes, roses), but they always throw in some lovely additions for a special occasion or new season. Beautifully complimenting their red and pink roses are pink oriental lilies, wildflowers and glorious golden sunflowers. Get them mixed, separate or with chocolates, and you’re guaranteed to make that special someone smile when they arrive at their door. 

Where they deliver: Receive and send same-day is exclusive to San Diego, with next-day delivery everywhere else. 

Why we like them: Their long-stemmed equatorial roses really know how to steal the show. They’re hand-finished and arrive in bud for longer-lasting blooms. 

What’s the price point: The (not) Roses Only collection starts from $49.

Floral Design by Dave’s Flowers has been serving some of L.A.’s most discerning clients for more than four decades now. It provides flowers for both everyday and special events, and its customers include the likes of the Hollywood Bowl and LACMA. With that in mind, it won’t be a surprise to hear they’re not the cheapest on the block, but they are some of the most beautiful. Whatever you’re after, you’ll be able to choose from a vast selection of flowers and be prepared to be amazed at what the staff can magic up at a moment’s notice. Seriously skillful stuff.

Where they deliver: Floral Design delivery virtually anywhere in L.A. 

Why we like them: This is definitely where you go for a special occasion. Exquisitely and artfully arranged bouquets for a very special “I love you.”

What’s the price point: Make a statement from $84, or you could always push the boat out a little more… 

You can see why the L.A. outpost of this New York mainstay (it was founded there in 1998) has become a local favorite for the florally inclined. It’s the florist to hit up whenever you’re in the market for something unusual. From interesting vessels—a silver Champagne bucket, anyone?—to submerged flower displays, Spruce is the place to go if you’re looking for alternative arrangements. They also sell soaps and other goodies.

Where they deliver: Flowers are sent and delivered across L.A.

Why we like them: Spruce really stands out for their submerged flowers—something a little different and unusual for the one who’s not much of a flower person. 

What’s the price point: These eye-catching bouquets start from $89.29, so defo not cheap.